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  • Great first couple of entries, very different vibes!

     

    Undead Parish - not familiar with the source material but the atmosphere is super cool and the stacked spooky fences provide a great dark, gothic architecture.

     

    Glassware Lake - classic style from an instantly recognisable builder. Super cosy!

  • Very cool track usage, would be fun to ride something like this.

  • Through The Ages - Round 1 Results

    Logo by J K

    Round 1 - The Ancient World
    Results

     

    Our first round has now closed, taking us back to the earliest civilizations and wonders of human history before 250 BCE. Out of the 7 entries received, it was FredD and deanosrs who came out victorious with 68 points with their entry Ptolemy II's Alexandria: 250 BC, and become our first to make it to the Grand Final! Congratulations!

     

    Find the full results table below. Total score is calculated by adding the number of votes for the entry in the Objectives and Quality questions.

     

    Total = Objectives votes + Quality votes

     

      Entry Objective Quality Total
    #1

    Ptolemy II's Alexandria: 250 BC

    by FredD and deanosrs

    32

    36 68
    #2

    The Construction of Giza

    by RWE and MK98

    28

    23 51
    #3

    The Seven Wonders Selection Survey at Sidon

    by Liampie and Gustav Goblin

    17

    5 22
    #4

    Indoor Egypt

    by AJ

    4

    12 16
    #5

    Ancient Light

    by Lurker

    11

    4 15
    #6

    Pyramids

    by kenos

    9

    0 9
    #7

    The Ancient World

    by Narc

    4

    2 6

     

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    rocket_launch Next stop: Round 2 - The Space Race (due November 30th)! rocket_launch

     

    palette Also announced: Round 5 - The Renaissance (due February 22nd) palette

  • Wow, fantastic lighting again. Love the reflection effect on the water's edge. The carousel is gorgeous too.

  • I agree with Gustav on the wooden fence, it disrupts the visual curvature of the path. A curved fence would work better. Besides that the screen is very sweet and Towers-esque.

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